Savannah’s historic district was laid out in the 1730s around a grid of public squares, and that colonial street plan is exactly what trips up movers who show up with a standard 26-foot box truck. One-way lanes around squares like Chippewa, Madison, and Monterey were never built for anything bigger than a horse cart, so Beau Tillman keeps a smaller shuttle truck in the fleet just for those addresses, one that loads at the curb while the crew hand-carries everything the rest of the way to the door. Move outside the squares, out toward Ardsley Park, Baldwin Park, Isle of Hope, or Wilmington Island, and it’s the full-size trucks and the same eight-person crew either way. We’ve run this business off Louisville Rd since 2016, and half of what we do well is knowing which Savannah street needs the small truck before the estimate is even written.
What a Savannah Move Runs
A two-mover crew starts at $129/hr, or Cordell sizes a flat band by bedroom count once he’s seen the job, starting near $1,600
The pricing doesn’t shift whether the address sits in Savannah, a starter home a few blocks off the highway, or a two-story set back on a bigger lot — standard released-value coverage rides along in every figure Honest Moving quotes, and nothing gets tacked on once the crew’s finished loading.
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